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Likeflomeas

I? may WRIGHT KAUFFMAN

‘ W he in a are
A lad—ace can look a or:
1 .A over scream—ire we. Oh
uniform oi c lit In the
Gutter States Navy. He in! can.
bio this little room, main t! the
Coin, street of the dreary m
.0". With just a bit of u ow.

“Dan cigarettes.” be said, and don:
upon the counter i fifty-haw hll.

“What brand do you prefer?" asked
the girlrbebind-thc-crmnber.

Instantly, that faint blot. of hu-
“do passed from the boyish flea,
leaving it clean and manly—41nd, too,
In! yet wistful. , ‘

"Gee!" he cried. “You‘re an
Annim aren't you? Great guns.
but it's good to bear American talked
3 this town.”

He drew out. as long as he dared,
atlas details of his purchase. He went
away slowly, and presently returned
and bought some more circuits." He
hm: about the room. and then
bought still more. He ostentatiously
filled out a shining cigarette M

m a pocket, and filled it.

The clerk muidn’t help I Guile.
33o must smoke a great deal," abs

The sailor blushed. "it's not that."

In confessedfimbutwcll, M to
hit yondnik is like home!" [is
'Iumblcd with the cigarette case.
‘ "See that?“ be said. “I got it to-
day from my folks in Boot-on. flat
monogram—«berm mmialrials. I
[nestled maybe they‘d amid me 01;.»
, ’I'cttes, but I didn't expect the case.
As it was, the case mine clone.”

“It's very pretty." said the clerk.

“W8 the first Word Pro in! (mm.
‘ m home for three ficnths." sci-J the boy.

“They don't write?" .

Returned away. “I guess the
nails are I11 hailed-up."

“Still, you did get the can.” .

, LETTERS. THE DEMAND

"Sure; but l'dfl'ra‘thcr bad n 12th
than .a hundred cigarette MI.
none I’m adad l enlintod'; but. he”
”the people at home know how b'

- It follows wanted letters. the ,
'writs every day. even if they didn't
we nonlin' to say carpi. {Yours
Only) I! they only knew!”

That sailor was a fair endinplc of
our young seamen in France: unini-
urine; in his detrmihitio‘n to do his
duty. but unremitting” homesick.

Wile room in which he rcvd‘ed his» II

it was one of my such rooms
where. daily, many of our caisud‘
Hen creamed to similar-conversions:
their one healthy substitute for homo,
'die it. it. 0. A. immut- In
French port.

These boys are the hem of
Mum. tire mom-u. filo
deepiess guides and guardians of Our
' “that ‘CI‘OOI Vile M. ..

. e work of the Mosqnibo First
adsorbs" um ‘or comma

admiral recently «declared.
“In the last mart or two mm
Ind fli'Fy ohips'convoyod. only three
lines were reported: since the Hon-
‘qmoo Else: came bore, the s. o. 8.
calls d'u’e touniaes .cudsuhnrinc nt-
hcks lure degassed no a). “cent."

These results are achieved only by
labor that 'is hard, dance, and
“that recorded praise. our
Ilia when men have to ml on
minor {chum 1mm m Ire-
‘Isi: whole “voyages what the 31:-
new: have never moved M n

five feet from their guns, ”new In Waiting slums .0: war.-

Heep on the mm a,
when when-the cues in the 1016ch

«a more the engines bun mm

once been able to mine up ‘ior a
knob of. fresh his. '

. wrmoor 'A moms.

Yet all that 'is borne without a,
”limpet. The sailors rend, new and
then. a stray bomb pupa- (undone
tho accounts of cheering crowds ’bid-
liog Godspeed» this or that depart:
Inc regiment: they feel that all the,
’n‘blic’s heart, is goin out to this
army. They don’t at a realise their
, own devotion, and their attitude h.

. Ilmost that of apology for not more
upectacularly serving "their country.
they will tell you that they in glad
they “jumped to the guns." but. every
snail brings newa of ’friends tint
flayed behind and have 'won commis-

lions at the new Oflicers' 'l‘ralu-~ “TWP

Camps. 4

' 11d thin the ship comes M40
govt, and there are liberty parties
‘soing ashore. -. _
. The British nfltir is given his
drink ration : Numb I. M. 0.15.:
hence light boar. It. isn'ttlius with
,, our-men. At on there obtains may;

 

0! of their Maud they gimm

' odioers pmndnenfly mydrryed ashore.

’ . dwingnniglitfiwntdhca fin, and the:

5 no)“

Possible.

.soodbyecndcricc‘aiiuicn'l
Polly-oxidbomecllyouraoch
1m

cud said you’d be comic; book i»
put him out of business. and you'd
hold your but] high and joked—ii
you remember that, you vii urns
with me that to he homesick is ti
be as miserable as it is possible hr
the human heinl to become. But. i
be homesick and yet to give a home
to the homeless in to be something
very wiyhmdc. Offllntlllmh
tins port, a recent instance:

I came 'al'l'oll time little children
mil—standing in a' doorway on 'a
41th street, tin driest perbm
twelve years old, the youngest. not a
day-ozelgitiw. They Would have been
tensor 2: 0 among the other children
of this somewht M port it only
(91' their cleanlinus Ind for the
cleanliness of the elderly woman that
was manifestly caring tor them.

were 69 more remarkable be-
cause «etch woos c sailor‘s cap, on
the band of which was inlaibod tho
name of a certain boat in (helioc-
snitb Fleet, and because they were
ill in on inhutilc replica of
the uniform of chic upon in the
United sum: Navy. '4 ‘

They wereluby lgflaboyc, but. “the
woman in em in
their habilimen'a‘: exp M

' 0
WHY BMLORS ARI WORTHV.

"But, you, minim. They were
all that was left of a windy. Tito
father was killed at Verdun, the
mother died in an accident at a. fac-
tory of munitions; so that good call-
ors upon one of your country‘s little
skipsv boys tad them, and are
“empathic, cud will educate them.
They: no rentud for them rooms in

this house, and they have
and, vii-aw

'0 “ *flr'm “333%“

ii

not to who «bars and min no

What. do tin chocolates ,

are ill;
There is W mm. can. I
in « : talks “than
”ii . ilk.- c-iii" “‘m
8m «mar ‘ ' (I:
Y. M. 0. AA: trying» it. “an
are c. headquarters sud other build-
:c. r. :2: crew...“ on 3:
. ‘ ’ '
my workers who?”
docs not oldie-most their was»
32“th inch continue from sun

I'll"? DIFFI’GULTIIB.

At no one plus are then often
more tbnn three-hundred men above
at. n time, and so it is assist in"
«would. the .pcrsonal rsloiicnsbi

between the association worker on ‘
the sailor than between worker ind
soldier in the soldier buts at the
dmrioln bump. But the ports Ire
cities, whereas the camp stretches
among mm villages, so that the
iorccs hgminst which the novel
branch of the Y. H. C. A. ill to
contend are the stronger.

I went to an evening entertain-
ment ivanbyiths
161' 1. .mm

A

British "1’. 361.0. A.
n Y. 'M. (1 Ms
«coup-son chem-c 'oi the French.
confident of timusoointiou. There
was a. reading room lull of magnifies
and a rig libn‘ry, free writing
mm. ,is Momma WUIHVIS

lion, moving urc shows, to Mill
Tor broker in: . n baseball 'gronlida‘.
in clean beds «not moment-sun!
night—and a clan bed is a luxury
as well as s. more] incur-m apart-
ment house for sevcn‘iecn petty-

: phonograph over which i‘ye ween 's‘
lonely ind *Iit oil sitcrnoon winning»
oii‘ son reminiscent of his child:
hood, 3 canteen that sold chewing“
gum, and candy. These may sound
dike “ti-ides tic American oil homo, but
do the dmsnilpn uilor-bbroad, .to~
whom only the Y. Ii. '0. A. provides
"them, "they become “coinciding largo
and first Mimmzmrica.

- ; aggood'mb onour tub, but»
not enough that’s sweet. Gimme
some more ,of those gum-drops.”
“What's 13cm Lemonade? Yes,
but what’s it minds of? Citron.
, , mod neuron! and you call that
{mound Ob, ,well give us another
glass .0 it; Jit's‘ns diode as a fellow
can-_‘ abofitiuvcrfbm. sum
you goin' (cwbc able do a ord s
sch-”mow” . . . :3,
WM "FRENCH GIRL!»
, .11.!- ‘11de comments. oncc
during an afternoon that It ssed‘ iii
In naval Y. M. C. ‘A.. I ll them a
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? di’dhooolits oversold in ,. orm that '

may be will}! baited ind drunk"

an Girls’ S

. Boys oi Mosquito Fleet, Who Find
French Ports Dreary- and Full
oi? “Homesiekness Germs,” Go
Back to Their Ships Cheerful
and Ready for Anything after
Meeting the Women Workers
Who have Gone “Over There”
to Make France Look as Much

IMF in Fm tiles alien..tbsy. . m

bringing on formed. under micron!
cupcronacc. to meat niiors oi their,
own sort. tint have some knowledge
of tile Frrncb language it ”is at
than fluorida- that the sailor talks

most lusty. and most lightly, oi his
wor

“looking for cube?" .1 heard one
say to his newly‘mct com nion. “1
no going blind _ :13 it! ore is the
lubthtlnokuuptolooklikccafl-
ins vessel and the one that hidca its
sari-cops behind an imitation shark
n, cud now they've got one tint
spouts water like u whole. The glor-
potion drive us cruy: Islet rm
coma dubi fit our. boat ills other
do i it) me. was anal like c taro
point Humphrey an" t tint. Iic
7% out to me. “We’ve gone
this-claw ks {ell-d. Thu it jumped.
to cowl wasnporpoins. WI
caii for-poms WM Inflow
on. .
Th M l m to how
chant rescu- n on.

wax mom. »
' in ”mammals
‘ whfifl‘nnn hosts with

had been torpudocd the do

They got any old ‘m mm c
i '“mr m I Mn’t:
d lichor twelve urn be-
!orc she won torpedoed. too. We a»
thorn follows into the drum-room and
laid than over the boilers. When-
ever we light a life boat the com-
mimry Mord mm snow: of
soup and coffee. so we lrcd y d

own were drying."

filo companion in . w
"Why don't you to the rest t” be
asked.

" b, what's the use!" grumbled the
first sailor. ‘

”Faun i'll tell it,” persisted the
second. "or crew-clothes ‘were so
much better than the slaps the
rescued men had come abocrd in that
some of the rcscu’ed forgot to cbcngc
back to their own duds ism ling
went ashore. If you no any stray
uniforms walking around this town,
they’re ours.“ ’

However, if good company 'in a
moral Your not do be ucgl ed. no»
in good. food, and .in that pnrticnlnr
the Y. M. G. A. has thus ‘far been.
fortunate. Tilers is a. story toid in
one part, where Vincent lirtor has
been staying vile“ on s loam. to
the elect that; ho was comp sitting of
the restaurant in his hotel.

"You can’t cat I rraily good meal
thorn,” «stud Astor.

WHERE TO GET coon MEAL‘
Allin-auditor happened to be satis-

factorily fresh from another sort of
restaurant. “I just. now ho a. good-

; dinner at. the Y. M. C. A," he yen-i

tin-ed.

"Oh, there!”- aoid .Astor. 1‘0f course;
you did. me Y. iii. C. Alsth'a'bcstl
'emiiing line in down." - ’

to‘the—tnocia‘tion the an. mllylgoodn
rcltaumit not would be damn, 1am
she "has ever since Ebeen “manually
active in its arrangcmcnii». a .
"You get real food th .” n‘uiiar
rmnfly mid-inc.» “R dead. You:
knowwlrnt Jonson-Jamaican our:
summwmea-ommt'" - ’ ~ 3
it is Md‘m lunchbox-mud t
hdlpwait on table thr‘ihe cervical
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«than man were from a “laziest.
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in in: till n retain litic thing bap-
, pound on the voyage over.
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Upnfiahmtmmnmommm
jobs so closely reload they are one—mo m
mnn'a and the mm “is first delivers an
goods. the second tells him vim doorway to m c
omandccrrcctsany'ta mums-n
canto whore he is mm
c. dreds oi ulna oi sll rises and Voices hid
made it exceedingly uncomiombic m Fritzic, who
ia‘percbad on a iamous Mosaics only
a stone's throw am; he sun! had drcdrlor sum
hours cad our fellows bad {one over the top and
ohms buck with prisoners and captured Insulin
ms. in the morning lwant back to the nearest bai-
tsryioukkowthcywcntubouflt. ‘

The battery consisted of much nineties gain!
seventy-lives. “any were hidden away in bomb
proof environments of interesting construction. The
construction had can in mm cocoons Fritz
knew-(bemoan woman's. and paid it consider-
able attention. Every once in a while ho‘would drop
a shell near by. .

A mm showed its lids walll m .01 the View
on which was marked every Germanium! nnd post,
every stone and bladed truss, it loomed, and till!
explained the barrage. . . ' ‘

WWWEI OF MAUI “I

""l'he theory was to wall in that~ section or
trenches." be said. 'il’srt‘cim ms enclosed the
locality in a barrage mills other: oi ms played on
-tbe communicating nenchan to rsiniorcemntn
from coming up. The ldoa is to iron; in the area an
the men who are there and to lot nobody come in to
help them." ‘

“But "you can‘t. see ilwsa trenches. How do you
know you are hitting them?" 7.

"Observers," wasthe curt. answer. "We know the
location of the trench andAbsn rcgisisr upon it. The
observers correct our life until we have tberange
exactly,'and than we «volt for the time. Orders come
that there will be such and such; barrage on "‘J”
‘dny and zero hour. "And we are ready."

' The thing that topped one on the shoulder about
theaa‘lhoys ‘xiss"tbclrlattltnda toward thc'suus. They
seemed to feel iowatd'lthem .as n person might deal
toward a. splendid azhunc'bull dog.

The saventy-iivos called out the
il‘be nineties were good; “and the business. but
ibe .sevemyinycs! Nowulierc were “guns.

“I sergeant said With the air on sumac who had been

noun nv‘rnm sHELLs

. All around tbecmplscamonta the ground was flora
and upheavad by “firm she

 
 

dielzlawsrs two great crows
use . , ‘ _

"‘ "Hey," culled a man from the
r: bomb proofs, "boredom“ n Y. M. 0.1L man was
x ‘8‘” _

' Boys manual-151m and bomb proofs with their
counsel imlyrbcnmu out, Their station is with
minnow. cud "moh- moss is gongibc'rspot so they
. «uncommon: am tom canteen.- The

" ~m. bcinsicompdtent to illl 113,:

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the night-there had been A mountin- MIC

highest esteem. .

“They won't let I18 fire but 31! times ‘ minuto.” ‘

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sr mum-mm mm

“armrest—Mono cumidatnii.
«nu-u. m'

”M M! m; over," said them-
“Wn one We it."
sums to but. attitude of tbo oliicers and

"l‘m going ahead to some oi the observation posts.”
the "Y" nun fill me. "Want to cm a chance?”
a arrived at a town cud mad I. lieutenant nit-
flug'down‘ln a trench. lame-bimcaarrow slit
opened into a pun—and into utter blackness.

HOW OBSERVER WORKS
. "Observction post." uidrny condom.

Tho llcuhnnnt was sing tomcat. especially when
i'wldhirniwasoommbmnonqsndtook
inch one could

by which

Ti”

mountain flops on 1“. icmnns in no history of
l Pillow war. and which now in tile, most formidable bar

in the m of our troops ifltbcy set out to take back
from Germany c city which France claims tor her
‘ own. With the naked eye this mountain slope seems
. quiet and peccetnl. There is no sign or life, not
mu oi‘amoks {rum a moonlit-e. Through the'glasses.
no they are directed by the lieutenant, barbed wire
entanglements, lines of trenches, concrete gun om»
filaments and what not can be sharply distin-

'? ‘WHAT FRITZ is DOING
“Look along the top or that ridge. What do you
nicks out?" ~ “
_ . "Nothing? a, ' I ‘
"Rubi under the hair in the slm‘now. Sharp.
(The ban- is touching the top of it.” .
. Still '1 made out nothing.
”camouflage"

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,Just chm, n shell-came over not! burst on top or-
intone wall behind us. Maybe it was intended tor
”savanna maybe it just: warning in- us to be-
' annulus Anyhow. I was impressed.

"8.0,"? aniline lieutenant, "cw could get us if
, any, Wharton,"th ms the
: “Whinecrainry. “Gino me n can of ‘.poachaa on the.
mainotdhst.” >

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Wand accurate intonation- . nonldbcvbcd

Stimulant. " A
'rf'l'his morningtbemochc got one out there. said.
tha‘liantcnant." "Tiny wmmltcrahim with | e

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gm. minim-wiser: recod- no jumped-out,
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and they : Which are yo
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‘neen a. shower-water Emu} '- '
Ines. you know—and now, ”my“:
the bottom of the pile, that cool m
white hot. All we could d2 it find
was no play thssteam-hose on it and
hold it from gnmmg for twenty-M

“I was on the brid e at 2:30-
mmiw-hafi the gmidnighi‘ t2“.
A. M. watch—when the etnrb
bunker blew out. The fits H
crossed the ship. We d;.l our best,
but before 4 o’clock there were "
explfisions 1th" the port side, Mm
we '11er at it was time ‘ ‘
per-1%; measures. for a“

“ . mptain called for u i.
B: said he wanted men in: I;
go own into that furnace bu
With fats] gas~feliows that J?“
walk straight into these lungs 0
dual and shovel away the top .
so as to uncover the bu ‘-
That was the
ship.

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only my to savc flu

G’OLLEGE EDYS Fl KIT.

“Well, sir, the first to wfi-lni
Were the coliege kids—41nd F0:
StPPEB gave them the job. ' '

y squads in“ icur. vitl 7 ’
officer to each, they jimd‘matojm’i
MIL. Shovel? You ougm to have
seen them! Tim-c minutes a chiit,
they were to work, but they weru
cased so. quickly that eleven knit
were armed out, one right after she
other. on the backs of their ship-
mstea. Sawboncs stood on deck with
the ‘pulmotor and pumped them
thrOLgh, but a. lot. were caught
sneaking out of their hunks to go
back and fight. the gas again. It wad
as tough a job as I’ve ever Si‘-:~'! st
sen. but those boysldid it: they «on-
gnsrod the fire 3nd saved the chi

inoc_ tin-n, you don’t. hear mug;
laughing at the Collego Kids." '

_Somehow thatqcsmnncsier bad
guyen me n hint about himself.
"What’s your college!” i asked.
“3 ale. ’nincw4onr." be said. “BM
It was these kid;
I vanishing about. [)i‘ll-t mention
my being a. volleys-man to anybody
aboard. I don't wact'to Seem to bi
puétgng rim aide."

a ‘ a one ex . “r ' .
other: . ,amplc Hi. or on

To an orderly mtnftlinmcn‘; on c'
Y. M_. c. a. building can... one night
[.2 ii:rliii-.4irl.t1y iliuminaled hoctswain’i

e. e was a s len id srm' . .
of physical manhood}: 5333.105. 5m
inc-hes, and as hard us nails. .Bh. .‘r
was man: on "starting soon-zillion; ‘
Ho stogpl-d. with one bellowing
columnar , 11:; timer 8!. the as
He knock-hi 6mm {-30 c! him ruling.
mg fricpdx, unified n. crowdni bunch
and swawclr. no lo ihe oerflim
charge with the mniesty of s bulked
5'“?me kiwucibt'za canal.

to going to Mk 1: tin‘ "
he acid. p 1! allow,
"It looked very much as ilk
staid, trio. ,

w, c c sat-veto in cit Valli '
quiet and nmnnm‘ist'ig muffins ‘lrll
done Wonders in his work among our
fleet in French Wm, but he-
in a. ants-ll voice and moved gently.
"If i urn you.” will the herm-
icry. "i wouldn't interfere."

”Hie hell you wouldn’t?" acid 9.
hoctrnin’n mute and shock a
Wty fiat.

-. A was lino A an.

"Plea.“ don't," said. the
'{thadb‘i'g’dltba'hot 33-m—
‘int it c‘ ing. it was
shunted guide as a. little twin: of tho
slim gw ch shunts a trsivr of coal
can. it. dragged the laoatswsia’s
mm titer it info vacant spncc~snd,
on the bondsmnin‘s mote went. Ivy,
something caught hum—something
uncommonly like an express engine-—
on the point of the jcw, and sent; him
mash‘ to the floor. -«
Then e nietvsecretlry picked the
giant up in in arms and curried aim

i

- to c. backrroom, of which the two

were the only c nuts.
“I hope I ha. en hurt you,” slid
the secretary. “I tried not to.”

The secretary was a Presbyterian
minister. lie was also a Colorado
rancher. And also lie had been the
hunt boxer in Prim?) during his
dny there ;' his. name in 0. ‘F‘. Collin".
He run-sell that .boatswailiis mute
buck to sobriety and got him on his
ship in .timc to «compo reprimand.

' The next night the suilnr turned up

again at' tho Y. M. C. A. building.
“Pro come here tompologine,” he
said.

“mt? all right,” said the secre-

"No, it ain't,” the siilor .peraisinm
"I made a nuisance of myself befom
all this crowd. and it’s before the
whole crowd that Poe got/to apolo.
gize. Here, you swipcsl” be bel-
lowed. '

BOATSWAIN’S ‘Apoaoov.

Everyman in the room fell silent.
The boatswnin’a mate addressed
them: . '
“I wont to tell you follows," in!
acid, “that I was a fool lasbcnigllt,‘
and got what was comin’ tome; but;
Bill not such a. foo b i. what I can
learn: lesson. I’ Attin' out the

. house. That manihcre treateimo

:s care, a saved me frorl'i' trouble
'nqbourd 511?; and after tonighb-ri' anyw
slob tries? to get frenh...o.r;ound tinn-
plcss, why any such guys got to!
tackle ifllc two of us.” i
Sonic college men and some men
that drove hardly been to school at
all, a. group oi- millionaires nnd a
monitoring of. rough-necks, but every
one mud at heart and braycggin
gramme“ make up the MUfiqilltp.
Film .‘ The wor‘st aren’t bad, they nrc
only donely. .The best are. cud in]
it dangerous and, what i$:',113af,,.;n-
hideously monotonous, life afloat‘ahd
one-beset with the tempml

 

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emotional reaction ashore. For both
sorts the choicc lies solslybetwcau
the sordidnesa of a foreign sport and
the Y. M. G. 'A.

 

 

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